Twin Set Query

[parahandy]

I can see the skills of dislocating both shoulder blades or arms will come in handy. Perhaps and hour on the rack will do???

[Hobby]

I know a few people have asked about this and Andy has offered to let people use his twinverts.I've got a spare set that you(YD regulars)are more than welcome to use for a while if you want,you could take them on a trip and all have a go if you like.I've got another twin set that I use at present (not yet inverted) so it would'nt leave me without a set.However,I have'nt got a reg with longer hoses I can let you have so you'd have to sort one out,this set's configed.to take a longer hose at present,in fact it's a RN Sabre set as in that article in Dnet,but it's got the Sabre valves and config on it ie.no isolation knob on the manifold.You turn each cylinder on/off seperately,as said,there's no knob on the manifold,just a female DIN fitting(the RN beleive in having as few potential failure points as possible!) It's at Holyhead at present,but it's as new,in test,and "a proper bit of kit",if you fancy a play give me a shout.Regards,Hobby.

(Edited by Hobby at 10:43 am on May 20, 2002)


(Edited by Hobby at 10:52 am on May 20, 2002)

[Ammers]

Dave, if I was the marrying kind I'd put you on the shortlist!!
:sofa:

[Davey Willo]

Lol!!! Ahhh well... don't suppose the wife would of been too chuffed with it anyway... ;)

Am I still alright for borrowing your kit when your ready? I'll look after it like it was family  :biggrin:

[Ammers]

No worries. It IS family, those tanks are my babies!!

[Davey Willo]

Thanks Ammers,

I'm completely gobsmacked by the people on this forum, I remember nearly falling thru the floor when Andy offered to let me take his twinset to Oban, and now you and Hobby offering gear... completely amazing...

Thanks everyone :biggrin: :biggrin:

[Ammers]

I guess it's because I have been helped along the way by an awful lot of people. I would like to pass that help on. It's not an easy sport in terms of financials. I was thinking about it last week in terms of the sheer amount of help that people have given me, i.e. advice, borrowing gear, even donating gear to the cause! Some great, great people have gone right out of their way to assist me in certain stuff. One day I will thank those people properly.

When I meet someone as keen as me I am desperate to help them in any way I can. That's down to love of the sport more than anything. I am itching to get my hands on some gear myself for more advanced stuff, waiting is so so hard!